How did the Assessment trip go?
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Jake Larsen
Aug 21, 2007, 9:38:10 PM8/21/07
to EWB-ASU Tsurakú Project
I realize it is the first week of school, and everyone is busy, but I
just wanted to know how things went on the trip. Are we meeting
anytime soon? Could someone give me a update on the success of the
trip. I have not heard from anyone in a few weeks. Thanks!
just wanted to know how things went on the trip. Are we meeting
anytime soon? Could someone give me a update on the success of the
trip. I have not heard from anyone in a few weeks. Thanks!
Jake
Mehlika Kiser
Aug 22, 2007, 1:22:51 AM8/22/07
to Jake Larsen, EWB-ASU Tsurakú Project
Hi, Jake (and everyone else).
Overall, it seems things went really well on the trip. Our travelers collected the data that they had set out to collect, got to know the community, ate, drank, and were merry. The expressions I heard as I greeted them at the airport were "amazing," "awesome," and "incredible," just to list a few. The rest of us are all really looking forward to hearing stories about their trip, seeing pictures (there are many of them), and watching some video footage (I hear there's village dancing and spears involved).
We are planning on having a general EWB meeting next Wednesday, August 29, at 6:30 p.m. (location to be announced soon). This meeting will be advertised all around campus and is intended to recruit new students into our group to support the multiple aspects of our projects. During this meeting, the travel team will give a presentation about the assessment trip.
I would like to keep the meeting momentum going and hold a general Tsuraku project meeting next Thursday, August 30, at 7 p.m. so that we can get organized and design an action plan for the next couple of months.
I'll send out another email as soon as I find out with certaintly the locations of the meetings.
Because of the enthusiasm and dedication of our travel team and many other EWB-ASU members, our first trip to Ecuador was a great success! Thank you!!! Now, let's keep the train rolling...
Ayla
Overall, it seems things went really well on the trip. Our travelers collected the data that they had set out to collect, got to know the community, ate, drank, and were merry. The expressions I heard as I greeted them at the airport were "amazing," "awesome," and "incredible," just to list a few. The rest of us are all really looking forward to hearing stories about their trip, seeing pictures (there are many of them), and watching some video footage (I hear there's village dancing and spears involved).
We are planning on having a general EWB meeting next Wednesday, August 29, at 6:30 p.m. (location to be announced soon). This meeting will be advertised all around campus and is intended to recruit new students into our group to support the multiple aspects of our projects. During this meeting, the travel team will give a presentation about the assessment trip.
I would like to keep the meeting momentum going and hold a general Tsuraku project meeting next Thursday, August 30, at 7 p.m. so that we can get organized and design an action plan for the next couple of months.
I'll send out another email as soon as I find out with certaintly the locations of the meetings.
Because of the enthusiasm and dedication of our travel team and many other EWB-ASU members, our first trip to Ecuador was a great success! Thank you!!! Now, let's keep the train rolling...
Ayla
Michal Ziv-El
Aug 22, 2007, 11:11:12 AM8/22/07
to Mehlika Kiser, Jake Larsen, EWB-ASU Tsurakú Project
Hey guys, just to let you know (and so that there is no confusion) the person who sent out the EWB announcement to the engineering school was not very smart!!!!!!!!!!! I told her in two separate e-mails that what I sent her was not the final version because we had not yet secured a meeting location (not to mention that we changed the date of the meeting yesterday! I'll get that sent out again in a few days.
Michal
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